National Chairman Mack Starts Campaign for Buffalo
National Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee began a tour to Buffalo and planned to announce a number of campaign committees later in the week. He met with reporters and Democratic officials in Chicago and Lincoln to outline forthcoming campaign actions and staffing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Buffalo
Camago
Genitie
Tnsy India
Dudlorluns
Frank H. Hitch
Bryan
Ulrret
Inalana Avenue
Jona
Morrison
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Tony
Wayiona
Normin B. Mack
Democratic Committee
New York
Hellman Howe
Tim Lingoln
Dutch Demonstration Attacks Venezuelan Consulate in Willemstad
A large crowd gathered in Willemstad to protest Venezuelan actions, attacking the Venezuelan consul’s residence and forcing an apology from a Venezuelan resident. Police failed to quell the riot, prompting the use of national troops to restore order and escort the consul to safety at the Venezuelan consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Caragio
Venzuela
Caracas
West Indies
Cumeso
Presidenc Cestra
Mis
Ana
Ara Rooss
Sener Lopez
Mace
Fred
Curacao
Peninsula
Bryone
Lijec
Ivesee
Tmnaps
Hearst Hosts and Gathering at Ind party convention
Reports detail the 1896 Hearst led Independence Party convention in Chicago with delegates arriving for a night session. They anticipate a radical platform opposing trusts, favoring direct government money, bank reforms, railroad tariff changes, and fusion avoidance while stressing independence from Bryan and other parties.
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Cincago
Tay
Independence
Wight
Interstrte Convert Commission
Power Co
Howard
Alabmma
Neil
Neil Nimsen
Chleae
Charis A. Walsh
Low
Cenmitiay
Packard Band at Robison Park
Fragmentary OCR shows a Packard band at Robison Park event with mentions of performances and names. The readable portions reference music pieces and possible performers, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Robison Park
Ue Packard Wand
Anbisat Park
Halbert Wilneis
Mei' Ia
Xaver
Ati Kaman
Gordy
William Randolph Hearst and the new independence party
The text discusses William Randolph Hearst as the lead founder of a new independence party deemed national in scale. It credits Hearst with shaping the movement through his papers and media influence, while noting his preference to avoid self-promotion and to let others gain credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiam Randelniy Wearst
We Ut Ts
Sooteanth
Willan Taino Hearst
Yeats
Hilton
Nilesell
Honduran Revolution Suppressed Amid Quiet Return to Order
Turbulent efforts in Honduras end as government arrests key revolutionaries in Terucigalpa. Officials report restored stability, claiming security operations secured the capital and reduced insurgent activity. Local circles describe mixed reactions as authorities enforce measures and monitor potential flare ups.
Weather hints at coastal winds and cool spell
In a brief weather note the forecast mentions southeast winds and cooler air. The text references approaching fronts and changing conditions across the region with expectations of unsettled skies and a dip in temperatures.
Quiet Day Amid Campaign and Religious Services
A fragmented report outlines William H. Tate’s Sabbath observance and political activity in Charlo and surrounding areas. It notes Wall Wank’s presidential bid, committee meetings, and church services, with scattered references to campaign events, candidates, and local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Tate
Wall Wank
Doe Moe
Bultes Centralenya
Nutitene Gon
Bos
Ratiigal
Simadite Hixrenied He Reriims Geentuk Kt Chem. Zeleeonal Chagen
Fueron
Henee Lee
Karl
Ant Pantritlan
ContemsTon
Two Outdoor Federal Services Harmonize Missouri Synod Fare
More than five thousand attendees joined two open air services organized by Missouri Synod congregations on Concordia College grounds. The events featured German and English sermons, music by Silver Star band, and a large communal meal with donations directed to Hospital Fund. Participants included people from Alier county and nearby cities, with active committees coordinating prayers, readings, and benedictions throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Synod Congregations
Gore Althone Tate
Missouri Synod
College Crove
Dospital
Pune
Tineplisi
Cuuil
C Aaiimittes
Hull
Hospital Ans
Herman Gicke
Oira
August Freesz
Arts Qlay
Miion
Austen
Raams Township
Daseler
Paul Scoop
Nelwerth
Prints Church
Jacob Wher
T Klawelne
Henry T Wurthmann
Ubon
Doerfier
St. Peters Church
Gursietn
J Tuuss
Bethle- Lem Fiureh
Lae
August Fi Linge
Eesan
Jalferes
George Blieverticht
Poe
Englsu
Philip Wambsganss
Wiliam Moil
Alier County
Duntingham
Bengativily
Pere
Indiana
Robbed in Lavine House and Train Incident
A string of crimes spanning a Lavine house raid and a Nickel Plate train theft unfolded early Sunday. Victims include Margaret Dayine and a traveling man Wis Blewis, who reported cash and jewelry losses. Police chased leads to a Randall’s lodging, detaining four suspects and charging fornication and forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Blewis
Dayalina Deen
Lhe Randall
Etfek
Hagel Chray
Bpines
Place Run
Ty Margaret-Dayine
Thea Police Dinguiry
Puppert
Ana Sriber
Hrauk Luarler
Ag Thay
City
Nickel Plate
Gavine
Landiedy
Randall Rotel
Véro
Mire F. AC Paines
Grand Rapids
Utliches
Traverse By
Mich
Ons
Eburszenf
Orlef Ankeporick
Wille
M. J. Lotane
Traverse Ci
Belles
Witna
Traverse City
Moyer
Sal
Dewi
Wersy
Langley
Annena
Fragmented readable text from an old issue about party lines
The readable fragments reference the Independence Party in Chicago and mention names and phrases like Mr Wat Heat Tipeyme aL fire, BIR GE Gi, Puritan Woubtea five, and numbers such as 45 snow. The text appears garbled OCR with no clear events or dates to summarize into a cohesive news item.
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Omaha
Mr. Hearst
Williain FR. Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Jelihor
Jon R. Burton
Rampejen Wills J. Abbott
Whiih
Sureau
Henry Patterson
Norman Attack
National
Lincoln
Neb
Juir
Taft
Island of
Curacan
Helmina
Independence Party
Iss
Orchestra Hall
Hearst
Randollph Hearst
Ion
Fends
AMES
Drett
William Randolph Hearst
Terucigalpa
Honduras
Risipa
Washington
Duly
Ruth
Cincinnati
Committee
Pary
Learlers
Arthur
Pete
Citta
Elias
Ales Neil
Hospital Day Service
Lu‘herans
Concordia
Lavine House
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
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